Primary Care Physician – Internal Medicine or Family Medicine

Primary Care Physician – Internal Medicine or Family Medicine

Location:

Fresh Meadows, Queens, New York

Employment Type:

Full-Time

Schedule:

Four- or five-day outpatient schedule Compensation: $280,000–$320,000 annual base salary, plus productivity and quality incentive Clinical Setting:
Outpatient adult primary care Hospital Call:
No routine inpatient or hospital call

True Health NY is seeking a dependable, clinically strong and patient-centered Primary Care Physician to serve as the physician anchor for our Fresh Meadows clinic in Queens.

We welcome physicians trained in either Internal Medicine or Family Medicine who are committed to comprehensive adult outpatient care. The successful physician will build and maintain a stable patient panel, expand access to primary care, manage acute and chronic medical conditions and provide consistent clinical leadership at the Fresh Meadows location.

The Fresh Meadows clinic offers an integrated environment with adult primary care, OB/GYN, women's health, ultrasound and coordinated diagnostic and administrative support.

This is a site-anchored position—not a four-office float role. The physician will have a defined Fresh Meadows schedule, dedicated support and clear responsibility for patient continuity and clinical follow-through.

• Full-time outpatient primary-care position
• Defined Fresh Meadows home office
• Four- or five-day schedule options
• No routine hospital responsibilities or inpatient call
• Established community patient demand
• Opportunity to build a long-term patient panel
• Dedicated medical-assistant and administrative support
• Centralized scheduling, referrals, authorizations and billing support
• Access to OB/GYN, women's health, ultrasound and diagnostic services
• eClinical
  
  Works electronic medical record
• Competitive guaranteed base salary
• Written productivity and quality incentive
• Potential sign-on and relocation assistance
• Opportunity for future clinical and service-line leadership

The Primary Care Physician will:

• Provide comprehensive adult outpatient primary care.
• Conduct new-patient examinations, annual physicals, preventive visits and follow-up care.
• Provide Medicare annual wellness visits when appropriate.
• Offer same-day and acute-care appointments when clinically appropriate.
• Diagnose and manage common acute and chronic medical conditions.
• Manage hypertension, diabetes, hyperlipidemia, obesity, thyroid disease, asthma, COPD, cardiovascular risk factors and other common adult health needs.
• Provide medication management and medication reconciliation.
• Conduct preoperative medical evaluations and appropriate risk assessment within scope.
• Provide evidence-based preventive screening and immunization counseling.
• Order and interpret laboratory, imaging and diagnostic testing.
• Review and communicate clinically significant findings promptly.
• Develop clear treatment and follow-up plans.
• Coordinate referrals and consultation with specialists.
• Maintain continuity for medically complex and high-risk patients.
• Identify conditions requiring emergency, hospital or specialty escalation.
• Provide telehealth services when clinically appropriate and operationally approved.
• Participate in population-health, preventive-care and chronic-disease initiatives.
• Support appropriate PCP assignment and panel development in accordance with payer requirements.

The physician will work collaboratively with the clinic's OB/GYN and women's-health clinicians to:

• Coordinate primary care for patients receiving gynecologic or prenatal services.
• Address chronic medical conditions that affect reproductive and women's health.
• Provide appropriate preconception medical evaluation and chronic-disease optimization.
• Coordinate postpartum transition back to comprehensive primary care.
• Support preventive-care and screening completion.
• Avoid unnecessary duplication of testing and fragmented referrals.
• Maintain appropriate clinical boundaries and referral pathways between specialties.

The Primary Care Physician will remain responsible only for services within the physician's training, licensure, scope and assigned role.